Oya-iyansan(Mother Of Nine) by ELLA ANDALL

[@cancerianmoongoddess483]

Fierce goddess of death and rebirth. Gentle as a summer's breeze strong as the winds of a hurricane and tornado. ASHEEEEEEE

[@myronwells4774]

Ase Ase OOOO

[@AngelLopez-ej5lt]

A wwww we w we wwwww😅w😅wwwter we wt😊😊 😊 we w😊 😊😊😊😊 😊😅we😊 rw qqand are so 😊will

[@thebesties166]

Good morning brother and sisters. May OYA bless you and you family, and your prayers answered. God Bless Africa and its soil! I am a proud African woman . Thank you in advance. I am praying for a new home for my children, a new job, a cleansed spirit, to keep sober minded, to have more self love for myself realizing my worth. I am praying to no longer be used by man but used by SPIRIT TO HELP MAN. I know who I am. I thank this power FULL Goddess and the each and every voice in this song that works through - the sounds that send chill through my veins giving me confirmation that I am EXACTLY WHERE I NEED TO BE. I accept my mistakes, my past, present and future. I am now living and no longer existing. Thank you OYA for your power.

[@mimibon7081]

That's beautiful ❤️

[@ladeebthebull]

Ase

[@kemmabenjamin]

2²2a😊1²s

[@amirahsnaturalessentials1534]

Asè

[@ieshabell2224]

Thank you Mother Oya Ancestor We Honor you Bless you Thank you for your Grace of Change 🌈 For the Whispers of the Wind 💨 Let your Presence ⚡️🌧 Clear Our Minds Body Spirit and May your Powers of the Dead 💀 Protect us ASÉ

[@tedaqui8447]

God bless you you are good

[@amirahsnaturalessentials1534]

Asè

[@cherokeebaby87]

Ase

[@Lucymuturi]

Ase’

[@earthsign6305]

Thank you my Goddess MOTHER Oya. You are a strength, and a protection upon my life. When the enemies, come after me. You are the shield and defender of my soul. I am grateful, to the gatekeeper for releasing judgement upon my enemies. Your love, and protection will continue to be upon me. Ase'

[@SlavicTom56]

god bless Africa

[@arielkoroma782]

I cried out to God and my ancestors today and as I type this right now, we are having a big storm and I feel heard! Yéyé Oya! Baba Shango came to reassure me 🧡

[@paigemoore4177]

Momma Oya, please protect my Son and others down there working hurricane Dorian... i believe You have the Power of the Storm & that will have compassion for the Innocents+++

[@venusblackmoon6543]

Now that sounded great and quiet uplifting! And yes I am a child of Oya and Shango as well!

[@Wakacious]

I love playing this when it rains.

[@TheFifthOracle]

I did a reading today and received Oya . Her message is powerful, swift, and necessary. Oya you are always there whenever I experience major life transitions. I see you. I honor you. I appreciate you. I love you Oya. 💜

[@chigirllchigirll]

Me too! What a blessing Ase

[@steveghany5060]

Aseoooooo mama oya send your windsbof change and bring peace into our lives ase

[@bethelight8776]

Thank you auntie OYA💥♥️💥♥️💥♥️💥♥️💥♥️💥♥️💥♥️💥♥️

[@cyndipeoples8074]

This Song right here is so DAMN powerful..

[@Divine_Khaos]

Indeed, sis.. I have to listen to this every morning.. I adore momma Yansa

[@debbieathy5204]

It is at that

[@shavondahighpriestess10]

🥰🙏🏿🧘🏾‍♀️ I’m a mother of 10 Grandma of 3

[@aja-dawnisaac9811]

I am also a mother of nine thank God for life😊I now saying let me listen to this song😊Do have a bless one😊

[@peteranthonymoore]

This rocked my soul today. thank You.

[@jamielockett2547]

Thank you for this.

[@africandefender2967]

Yes brother Nathaniel the Spirit ascended from the Orun down too the hosts Ori (headquarters)the Spirit is Great and powerful as the Spirit think so the body is made that is the mystery,as our little Spirit gift think as long as it is within reason we create what ever we think,the Culural African teachings when we know it yes we are lifted and able too rise in the same way looking at life the way the first of our hue-ancestors did when the Earth was new fresh and clean.Keep sharing!

[@debbieathy5204]

My kitty and I are chilling out and relaxing on my bed in my beautiful listening to this now very beautiful and awesome to find positive powerful woman’s music like this one here I have found a lot to listen to on you tube playing it to bring me good luck and good fortune in everything in my life now bless the goddess and thank her fo letting me find such beautiful music here

[@ymnmeek3318]

Ashe my orishan brother's & sisters ✨

[@deaneawilliams2272]

Ase' brother

[@myronwells4774]

Ashe may Oya keep you and make you so very strong

[@torianwilkins3986]

Ase

[@godzgembaby8721]

I made an offering to oya. I just ask that she protects me and my family and makes positive changes in my life. Ase 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@meccaglenwood5915]

What do you go e when you make offering to OYA

[@godzgembaby8721]

@@meccaglenwood5915 To honor Oya: Oya loves shea butter, so have some on your altar when connecting with her energy. (If you're making an alter.) Her colors are deep reds, burgundy, purple, brown, and copper. She appreciates the scents of sandalwood and patchouli so be sure to burn the incense. She loves red wine and her favorite number is 9. I did a plate of kenwa with seasoned & cooked eggplants 9 pieces and some wine. I asked that she watches over my family and protects us from all harm. I thanked the Ansestors for the sacrifices they made and asked her to guide me. Called on the names that I know like (Bob Marley, Marcus Garvey, MLK, Malcom X) these are the ones that came before us. The ones that paved the way and ask for knowledge and understanding from them the way to go. It's an in the moment thing when you get to a certain point, but just listen to spirit. You can also research Oya songs and play that during your offering as well. You can also pour libation for her as well to honor oya and the changes she'll make in your life.

[@meccaglenwood5915]

Thanks

[@godzgembaby8721]

@@meccaglenwood5915 np. I did my offering by a store, considering it a market place. 🙏🏿🙏🏿 look up for yourself as well to learn more.

[@meccaglenwood5915]

What u mean you did it by a market place

[@alteaharg8464]

This bring me peace to my soul today thank you yemoja the God

[@Divine_Khaos]

My soul is addicted to this beautiful song.. This n yemoja's.. Ase To My momma Oya much gratitude truly glad eye stumbled across this.. Eye have to listen to this before eye start my day !! Yansa!! 💙❤💜💛💚

[@thedarkgoddess5274]

1 of The GREAT PRIMORDIAL MOTHER'S OYA

[@WeSelfCare]

Thank you Oya for the Storm of Change

[@daijadivine3393]

I remember being sooo stuck on Osun. Whom I love as well but I think I resonate with oya lately. Respect for all life of course.

[@geniesspaceship23]

i am holding my snake plant listening . no weapon formed agaisnt me and my finances will not survive

[@ladeebthebull]

ASEEEEEE! This reaches the deepest of my soul evey time. I had no knowledge about Orishas/Yoruba but somehow i "found" her...no...I am not that great...she found me... after losing my Father and my marriage. She has been so present. I am full of gratitude and praise. Thank you Oya for keeping watch and pushing me forward and blowing the winds of change in my life. I cannot give enough thanks. Even my altar feels unworthy. But I praise and give worship daily to accept my continued blessings. ASE! Thank you!!!!

[@TheShyhem]

She found you just like she found me !!!!

[@afiyasteele1395]

This god is important to shango this god is of death this is a god that's important to everyone and god of storms and tornados so we have to bless her

[@kadiatu1704]

When my niece was 5 or 6, she made a calendar for me, and one for my mom. Mine had the thunderbolt in front. When she started making both calendars, she already stated clear, that she would do sth. that fits our both personaltities. When I heard the first oya songs and read what she stands for, I remembered my awesome niece and knew, oya would become my favorite orisha and give me the most inspiration and kind of energy, that fits me and leads me.

[@sunflwerspirit9434]

I wear a green malachite and a black Kenyan wife bracelet on my left wrist in honor of Ogun and a chakra rainbow bracelet on my right in honor of Oya! It broke when I was having a emotional Week.

[@Azaka86]

Eepa E Oya! Oya Oriri! Maferefun Iya mi Oya! Iya afefe! Iya Iku! Iya Egungun!

[@projectsbmg5398]

Beautiful Song Makes me feel so good very warm feeling Amazing voices God bless everyone.

[@azeezadams]

I absolutely love this song. Ose pupo! May Olodumare continue to bless and guide you. Ase🙏🏾⭐❤

[@HarmonyEnergyHealing]

Love this song & Oya... thank you ❤❤❤

[@aminaaguillera9553]

Thank you mother oya. I love you .thanks for the changes in my life . Thank you for being there for me ashe

[@teresawelter7530]

To the people who say "learn Yoruba" to the ones asking for a translation: I want to! Music and stories is how I learn and I'm eager to! Please extend your hand brother or sister 🙏 I have been looking for MONTHS for the lyrics and translation but I cannot find anything 😢

[@CheyenneDow]

Same here. But we will in time 🙏🏽

[@SlavicTom56]

There was a god before the White man came

[@blessgoddess4186]

I AM SO GLAD OUR ANCIENT ANCESTORS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH white people...

[@reaghan13]

Asé

[@thewitchlingmentor4020]

@@blessgoddess4186 such a racist comment, you could be one of those white men your referring to by the look of your comment.

[@alexisfgarzon369]

Such beautiful music, would you happen to have the lyrics to these songs ?

[@oshunnefiti369]

Grand rising mother oya💚💚💚💛💙💙💜🖤

[@tajihammonds3379]

I give thanks this morning to MY MOMMA OYA❤ ASE'

[@jasminephilip4993]

Moferefun Oya 💜💚💙💛❤️🖤💕 yeye ooo My beautiful mother of change let your wind blow away every negative energies in my life Iseee, may there always be a mother of 9, Ase

[@ozoba6159]

I love you Mother of 9

[@itzz_ms.darkie1047]

Ashe'o i love u mama oya and all the other orishas😍💞💖💖💓💓💕❤💗💜💜💜

[@mariannemiller4500]

Thank you for this beautiful song 🙏🏽💃🏽💕🥰

[@Pronounced.perimeter_official]

Just left you a pie at the marketplace. Thank you Mama Oyá for blowing the winds of change on my direction so I can follow my music dreams. Asé

[@mandulis]

Love the fact that it is 9:16...🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥⚡🌞

[@africandefender2967]

And thank you for taking the time to post.

[@dyehardyarns1551]

@nathaniellewisOrisa Could you tell us the lyrics of this song please? I would like to sing along. Also, could you tell us the translation of the lyrics as well. I want to understand what they mean. Hope you see this. Thank you!

[@butterflyblessbless5836]

Orisha Bless the winds of change 🤲🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾❤️🐂🍷🎉

[@amyj.4992]

My babalow and ifa great Grandmother is celebrating the great mother with me🙏🏾❤️

[@amyj.4992]

I summon the winds of change and the storms of new foundations upon those who dare to hinder me and determine my fate not of my ancestry. While my Great grandmothers protect me of every direction. Asé O, asé asé Maferefún

[@margrettwilliams3654]

Good day may oya richly bless me and my family greeting to my great grand and to my great great grand children nay oya bless keep everyone brothers sisters amen amen

[@abramstephens1070]

Vibes vibes !!!! Love it!!

[@mssugahill]

Abram Stephens 

[@JenJaneway]

Hello Nathaniel! Please consider crediting the artists whose work you use in your videos. I would love to find the image featured at the 6:18 mark.

[@petrameow9692]

badgersoph.deviantart.com/art/Centella-or-Oya-139157929

[@petrameow9692]

Her name is Sophia Kelly Shultz, she is on deviantart under the name badgersoph

[@lade18]

Ase o!! at 14 yrs old listening to this

[@divineprotectionandpeace4914]

[@lade18]

@@divineprotectionandpeace4914 Ty

[@lade18]

@@divineprotectionandpeace4914 How old ru?

[@divineprotectionandpeace4914]

@@lade18 22 i beleive in you

[@lade18]

@@divineprotectionandpeace4914 Well I have a good religion. Ifa

[@datgrllRITZA]

OYA 👑 THANK YOU

[@shortboss-]

Love you mother for everything you are doing for me...

[@alexissscierra]

Oya my mother , I give thanks & love to you everyday I’m very very greatful for you Ashe’ 🙏🏾

[@itzz_ms.darkie1047]

Mama oya i ask u to protect my family and open doors for my mom and family

[@MistaC864]

Thank you mama 💙

[@baba2464]

🤔Heya love Ella Andall's songs about ❤Oya❤ and attempted to find the same music on her subscription via YTMusic, unfortunately We-I were unable to find it directly would you please consider listing the titles of each song if you're able. Thanks so much for hosting this music. 🧝🏽‍♀️👌❤

[@Itcool2beu]

Oya thank you 🙏🏾

[@anisiamiller2039]

Good morning to my ancestors

[@asantekotoko4926]

5:31 what is that song saying

[@MuhammadAsfoorRajput786]

Please pray for me my brother destroyed my life

[@jermainebrickle5878]

All I can say OMG I 💕 her ASE ASE ASE gratitude to the highest form u can ever get ASE ASE ASE

[@musablue]

Eeeepaaaaa, Oya! Maferefun Iyansan!

[@galacsea98]

Homage Oya

[@rainbowgoddess5845]

My spiritual mummy💕

[@deaneawilliams2272]

Mine too i am her and she is me

[@cherokeebaby87]

Ase Ase Ase ooo

[@afiyasteele1395]

Goddesses of nine and death and storms and tornado and leader of the of wind

[@MDCarpetUpholsteryServices]

Blessed uprising ❤❤❤

[@africandefender2967]

FANGA Greetings Nathaniel Great African Spiritual works Medaase!

[@kenrickwalker4516]

Oya may we live and die to live again may our lives be be long and our death short ashe

[@summerhonore9478]

Orisa Oya ♡

[@transgoddess31]

Thank you Oya for hearing my cry. Even ya divine protection protects me. Honor to my ancestors and the great spirits they demonized in the west

[@marcialmarte118]

Jesu esta vivo .amen

[@jonathanlang6292]

Oya protect me

[@afiyasteele1395]

Oya goddess of 9 and storms and tornados and darkness

[@nyokabiwaiharo599]

4.14..Thankyou mama Oya

[@Noname-pe8wf]

Ibaaaaaaaaa

[@SuperRhonnie]

can someone translate for me please?

[@namienamie2167]

Learn Yoruba.

[@thephoenix8485]

@@namienamie2167 so do you know yoruba

[@justin.p1230]

I started to smell a death sent then the rain burst down What does that mean Anyhow modupe iya oya oriki oya

[@nyokabiwaiharo599]

Goddes of death and rebirth i invoke you in my life....let there be rebirth in my life with your help

[@ajesunbeambeautys3564]

Edupe Iya Oya Mo ni ife re Lai Lai Ase MojuBa

[@tricebx718]

Beautiful

[@satchwatch6064]

Ella will not release the words to this song for some reason; that's just how it is; luv her still tho x

[@Michael-mh4vr]

Do you want everything on a silver platter?

[@giftednanointedcrafts6650]

Mother Oya protect me and my family but, give karma to my relentless enemies will stop there! Lmao 🤣

[@IsabellaMcCloud]

Can someone plz tell me her nine children's name !!!? ❤

[@deliarn9583]

Isabella Mc. Cloud One of them is named Delia. 🙇🏽‍♀️

[@thegrandberry4418]

The nine refers to the nine tributaries of the Niger River, which she is the spirit/goddess of

[@christinalove2238]

Muchuba mama oya ❤❤❤💐🥀🌹🌪️⚡👑

[@tiffanyeno3679]

Please translate the words in English so I can learn what is says in Yoruba.

[@daijadivine3393]

Thank you

[@KeithonBoyd]

Thank you 😊

[@avioconnor1883]

Oya wife of shango

[@Michael-mh4vr]

And Ogun

[@anastasyav4071]

Iba se Oya. Mama 💖❤

[@mystixmindz315]

What song is this please

[@michellerenee6783]

I honor you Oya and your son aligwa

[@Joannsaudia]

Why is it that when asked about uploading any lyrics that have to do with ANY Orisha worship no one uploads the lyrics? If we are to worship and sing with conviction how can we do that if we cannot even with pride explain to someone who doesn't know the language what we sing? I can pronounce it all correctly and sing it but i have no idea what i am saying and i cannot with pride explain what i sing to anyone that hears me sing and is touched and moved by the music or the song? Instead i have to lower my head and say I do not know what I am saying. I can feel it deep in my bones but cannot believe the selfishness still in this world that keeps such things to themselves. Orunmila never stated in any of his Odus to keep such knowledge. I Praise and Respect Orunmila, Olódùmarè ,Olofi, Ela and all the Orishas and Egun but wow it it such a shame no one shares. It easily shows me why the land where it comes from continues to be in the state it is in. This is not an attack to anyone just a fact. So if you take it personally before writing back i suggest you check you ego but if you decide to begin to share the lyrics then may Olódùmarè bless you.

[@dragunchile2136]

Same thing I have been saying. It really is saddening

[@Michael-mh4vr]

Do not haveeyes, ears, and arms?. Do research. The Orisha do not like laziness,

[@karo2950]

learn the language

[@hasd8887]

🙏⚡🌩🌻🌹

[@carmencamacho7180]

🙏🙏Ashe🙏🙏

[@Bushmamaafrica]

Can someone post the words please

[@marcialmarte118]

Dios esta vivo cuanto disen amen

[@JOVACHELLE]

Maferefun OYA!!!!!

[@xxbiamasakerxx]

Epahey Oyá!